master-key.search

Moves cursor (and possibly the selection) to matching string (or regex).

Arguments

• text: The text to search for; if left blank, search string is requested from user
• acceptAfter (optional): If specified, limits the number of characters required from the user to the given number.
• backwards (default=false): Whether to search forward (default) or backwards from cursor position
• caseSensitive (default=false): Whether the search-string matching is sensitive to the case of letters.
• regex (default=false): If true the provided search text will be interpreted as a regular expression
• wrapAround: (default=false): If true search will wrap back to the top of the file when hitting the end of the file, and back to the bottom when hitting the top.
• selectTillMatch (default=false): If true, all text from the current cursor position up until the searched-to position will be highlighted.
• highlightMatches (default=true): If true search-string matches visible in the editor will be highlighted.
• offset (default='exclusive'): determines where the cursor will land with respect to the search match. The possible values are:
  • inclusive: when search is moving forward the cursor will land right before the first character and otherwise it will land right after the last character
  • exclusive: like inclusive` except the cursor lands directly on the target character rather than to one side or the other
  • start: cursor will land on the first character of the match
  • end: cursor will land on the last character of the match
• register (default="default"): Determine what storage register repeated search commands (nextMatch/previousMatch) use. If you have multiple search commands you can use registers to avoid the two commands using the same search state.
• skip (default=0): the number of matches to skip before stopping.